Sentence examples for perception is that a from inspiring English sources

A common perception is that a joke about death offends because it is made too close to the event.

"People's perception is that a downgrade from AAA to AA means minutes later you default," says David Beers of S&P.

Patrick Egan told me, "Even my family, we're watching 'The Terminator' and my fifteen-year-old son asks me, 'Can drones do this?' The public perception is that a U.A.V. is a flying machine killing people.

Popular perception is that a specific political affiliation (political parties) leads to differences in funding decisions.

The perception is that a mobile phone should be "free", albeit with a lengthy contract, or as close to free as possible.

The perception is that a large number of healthcare workers have migrated since Poland's accession to the European Union (EU) in 2004, in particular to the United Kingdom and neighbouring Germany.

The perception is that all debate about a postwar Iraq depends on the outcome of hostilities.

The third perception was that a spherical ball was the optimal projectile.

Their common perception was that a mentor is a coach and at times an "agony aunt".

In Gujarat, the perception is that bringing a case against the influential is almost impossible.

And while the 81-year-old's public perception is that of an affable billionaire, his chief of staff would appear more severe.